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Cutting-edge technology helped to build a new home for the Western Australian Museum’s impressive collection.

Digital tools can improve productivity in engineering businesses, but successful transformation begins without them and instead with an understanding of how the business really works.

There is a critical need to investigate the transfer of toxic compounds released by micro and nanoplastics.

In his new memoir, Learning a Life, Professor Robert Care offers a timely reminder that solving the problems faced at work can sometimes be easier than confronting the ones carried ...

Faced with increasingly lengthy wait times for concrete stormwater pipes, a major Victorian development has put the easier-to-handle, lighter and flexible BlackMax through its paces.

Witness the evolution of crane engineering from Ancient Egypt to the present day, and how engineers are pushing designs to the edge of modern innovation.

Deep-sea mining promises a wealth of minerals. The engineering know-how required to bring them to the surface is only a part of the challenge.

From folded DNA strands to miniature robots and nano-sized computing components, these innovations show how the future of Australian engineering might be fun-size.

New commercial activity has brought ground-effect vehicles, once a Cold War-era novelty, into the 21st century.

Ask an engineer to name their most valuable asset and they might point to the family home, the car or their qualifications. Mark Everingham, founder and managing director of Personal ...